What's my seedling doing?

[RipTai]

I've got a coupe of seedlings in my cupboard (7) and they all seem to be pretty healthy accept for one of them, which is much taller and skinnier than the rest. It too was fairly healthy until today, when it fell over. I propped it up for several hours but when I removed the splint, it fell over again.
I decided to just leave it and hope that it fixed it's self but it just turned to face the lights with it's stem still on the ground. As of right now, it hasn't shown any signs of standing back up, yet it is still very much alive.
Does anyone know what's going on here or how to fix it?

 

[TorturedSoul]

Too far from light?

 

[RipTai]

I don't think so, the light is 4-5 inches away

 

[The Dirty]

Pictures are always good, especially when looking for advice man.

I have a seedling doing this right now so I got a skewer, cut it to length and buried it to give enough support then tied loosely onto the seedling to straighten it up.
What genetics are you growing?

 

[RipTai]

I broke my phone the other day so i can't take pictures
I'm growing a mix between Sorbet and Northern Lights

 

[RipTai]

This happened to another seedling a while ago but it stood up pretty soon
Now, It's actually lying flat on the ground until about 3 quarters of the way up where it's bending upwards
It's almost like a vine or ground cover

 

[The Dirty]

Stand it up man like mentioned above. Unless you want it growing along your medium...

 

[RipTai]

Got it standing up pretty nicely

 

[BigDannel]

Got it standing up pretty nicely

Looks good, once it gets a little bigger you can up-pot it and put it in a little deeper than normal so that you can give extra dirt on top for more support.

 

[The Dirty]

I find I have to leave the support in longer on some but you'll know when to remove the support. I agree with @BigDannel bury as much stretched stem as you like. I do it all the time with no issues in Coco.

 

[RipTai]

Thanks, I will
I removed the support yesterday and it's already perfectly vertical

 

[RipTai]

Take a look

 

[RipTai]

By the way, anyone know why this one has 3 cotyledons?

 

[BigDannel]

By the way, anyone know why this one has 3 cotyledons?

Those look like 3 regular leaves, could be a genetic mutation. I wouldn't worry about it but keep an eye on that plant, it may end up being a weird one. Sometimes the weird ones end up the best though! Keep us posted on how the next few nodes develop on that one.

 

[TorturedSoul]

By the way, anyone know why this one has 3 cotyledons?

Whorled phyllotaxy.

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[RipTai]

That's pretty interesting, man

 

[BigDannel]

Whorled phyllotaxy.

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Very cool, I love learning the science behind it. Thanks for sharing this.

 

[RipTai]

This plant is only a few weeks old but it's already starting to smell like weed. Does this look like a bud forming?

 

[SmokingWings]

I don't think so, the light is 4-5 inches away

Is the light above the plant or is off to the side? Or both a light above and a light off to the side?

 

[Kanda]

This plant is only a few weeks old but it's already starting to smell like weed. Does this look like a bud forming?

Any chance she’s an auto?